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VOL. XXV.
ITfTSBOKO, CHATHAM COUNTY, N. C. Til U US DAY, JULY 30, liMtf.
No. :o.
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' TllO Cold drive ll I' 111" (.eorf'O Cl:n is I
in l ill W.4 niece hepm in silence. They j
Well' nhvady in siv:hl ni' i ( It If- j
J.'1'uup of buililiU".:: nl' which the llluo 1
l.ion was the principal, wmii iho prl, I
turning suddenly in In r um!e, asked: j
"I'nelc Ceorp', wlint is ilii' mallei-'.'
Why art' you diiTcri m, different t
me':"
Tlii'i'i' was ,i pause. A strup.;lc was
guini' mi in ilii' man'.- breast, n stru:.:
jrlo pitifully keen. Il iwi'ii'i llie line lir
li.nl always borne Inward his Noll and
tlir attacks i.i' li.Mi'u ami ml- ph-iim. I.
Was in a husky, nun niiral vni.c ih.u
In- ir.'.si'iitly n j I tfil. i.aiT.wnj; tin1 qiirs
tlnii: ilfi li'i:t: Mi. iv ililV. i'. iil :"
"Ym l,n. iw. ymi Uiniv.-," Ni-ll wliis
Tpcivil ha. h.
.i'ii'lv 'MariM Im.k.il at Inr. Anl
fur a iiiilllll.' tin- 1. 1.1 trust ran:.- li.n k
In: o liis Inari. ami lit' l.'l'l li : iis! r
that In- was a IVnl, a inisi'i al l.- n';il j
foal, to allow n iloiiiit of lii'i'.,.'i!.si,liii..
.'iumIik-ss ami liiiiii to i nt.'r ins mini!.
Ami Hi. n t Mil in l!'o uu'iy ilioiiir'.iis ;
whi. h hail Ituuii lo ilarh. n his mii:,l,
niMly insiillicl l.y j he ilmil.t an. I mis- i
I'icioii in all in... niimls ai'oiuiil him,
f loii.h'il r ! him mi. in. ii-.'. I i.- I'l.ulil
not -.'iV'' hi'i-an .'i'.n an-wrr. :.l:liui!'.:h
ho fnli iliat i: wmiM haw ln ( n hnMi r '
If In- i-.liiii ha vi iSuiio so. 11.- hravml i
it !dir si.;ii, ami ansu on il wiihout look-
"Ah. wi ll, my tirl. ii's not r i asy
to ho livi ly ami i Ii rl'ul with sm li
IhinjiS as li.i'i'i." ami lu vauiioly iml:
i-ati'd I ho i in in-. nnvii.T, .i ; k!n.'
his whip hail, in tin' iliivnloii ..f
sti'oan, i i ; 1 1 1 1 . i i : 1 1 l; iimhi' olio's very
Window s. ii Iin i ..-I ."
Ami tin n i hoy I'oi'a wi-iv sih nt. hoth
i . in so io'.i at llio .-alii' inoiin'iit lhal
lin y wi i'o i Ins,, in i no .sjini won' tin'
) .dy of .li i.i f h ., ,s had In oii found
v.i llio pri'vii.iis n'uht. Il.iili iiiiolc ami
lilo. Inoki .1 I'.iriiv i ly al llio spot, nasi
!..' ilisivnii'iii. l.y tlir lroihli'ii down
iiiniiiion of tho w.ijviilo iriass. Am!
t : i ii. ipiit.' smiili nly. llndr I'univo
(.'l.'inrrs soiivrlii oai ii olina's faro, ami
f-r a inouii in i!n ir ryi s inri.
"I ni l.'." :is!;. .l Ni 11. in a wliisp. r.
'a;' llio 1.-IIII licit lil'.d 111;.' hill' t
f..'.il'd':"
'aoiKe t'huis .:; . : his Inad in a::
v.or.
This. Imhcd. was tho chief dillii tioy
villi whiih iho lo'-al pnliio, pin mi
tlnir lai'lil.' hy Iho i;vse,ii'n in iluir
lo'iist of ll' iinniiiL'. Iho I.omh.ii iloli c
livo. had in vnmoml.
T!,n h'lii.'t f'.ini'l n ih" hrn.l of .lorn
' lii'Iii'l-i had Ovid. ihI.v Imoii lirod frmii
t) ll I'll! flir-hloil! (I Vt'il.oll, llOillf,' Hi'
i:iip s!;:o and of oliJulfio pattoni. And
i:o weapon had iioi-n louml in tho :
iielphhorlmod. after a ililljjeiit nud ox- I
Ji.i'.'.stlvt' M'iiri'h, Tho theory of tho
otoi's was Unit llio hull'.'t had hoen
t':'seharf;i'd from u pistol nt a dlstanco
of at least Mime yji'ds; hut at pros
cut this theory had Pome no fruit ex
cept 111 Iho hl'.iill tf tin1 deti'i live, Ilt'lil-
IlllllC.
rhat ustuti' person had l.ocn rovolv- j
in:; in his miii. I au idea, whieh lie tool;
care to k i p to himself, ami which led
him. It lift) an hour of the conclusion
of the Inquest, in the direetloii of Shin
gle Knd.
Whore would NYU he so likely to find
ft weapon with which to commit tho
crime which freed her frnin her fear
of Jem Stieki'ls as at llie house of an
oh! Kohlier? Soinewhere about the
house, i'lnl prohal'ly lu a placp with
vhleh she. all habitue of the house,
vas well acquainted, the old colonel
would be sure to keep some mementos
.;' his soldiering days, an inspection
of which Ileiiiiiiiuv; felt was very like
ly to .'ive him the clue he wanted.
It was. as usual. Miss I'nstal who
opened tli" door lo him. Her prim face
rocmed to I i.tv: li ; up on i-ei ins who it
was.
'Come in, do come in," nald she, !
tlil'owiii!' the door wide open, and in- !
vitin.n him to cntor the ilia winprooin.
"I do hope jim haw pit some inor.' I
news for us. Iio ymi know I hope !
more from what you w ill iind out than j
from all these cminiry policemen! II j
they were to sit and talk till in!.sum- !
user. I don'i belicM- they would be any i
nearer lo timlim; out who did it lhaii
they r.i'e now."
'l'he ih leelive smiled.
"1 think you are loo hard upon them.
ma'am." said he. 'They think they've I
p.t a pretty pn.il elue already. And j
they quite on. lo mak- au arrest j
liefoie many days are over." ;
Ms !:im:iI. who hal f.ilh.wid hi.a i
Into li e lii.iwiuv; I'.ioni. and ':w pro- .
cci.lin.- to lichi a s lii a y candle, afte, I
In-.' l.ospltl'.'le i llfloia. t 'U:4''4' d in .
l:t'!e. thin shniilil. ;-.; iii;;:.i: ii nil.'.
"TLi-y a;-va.vf. s i.v t l:,ir. B.it v. i."" ;
do yi, ii liiini:'.'"
The ih'Tietivo i!: l m.t :ii:sw,-'i' at one.-.
'Ami whin she iniu l In Inquire tin.
reason of this, she p r.
i;'essou of his face
t-lartleil hini.
"What is the mailt
.d l y the r.v-
i.icilii.'i;. I. a. I
i
siie
quickly.
"I slijipese these dnia. have ii.:n!
rue liervi.us, P'k.' the n .1 of Uiem.
tna'.'iin," aii-wer.'.I I:e. Inn!. in;: liov. n :n
liis hat. ami lii'ii.-iriii'; it carefully wiih
his hand. "For I l incinl I war sonic
In.dy In ihius in al i!i" v.'i:i low."
Miss !!.. !-i looUed ill ili'.i ci 'i .'.".
It tsieiiuj lo In r i lull ! em v.'.c .. I,.-
R.Y O T f1.B
"Ali.- -..
.'Vvj ,;, 1(0
on Hk Marsh." ck.
II.. milt's s. ie. I
. ;i' loio.i (.
V.': I'.lii' Cell lit:
ilii i i ill the ;'!.!
Doi'Vler. -li
.1 villi wis '.i :i e I -1 .
lil'iT .if Iho win
I o.'ii el inll of nil.'
VI T 111 lllnlltl'l-
Kin vv belter lli.'in
iiw. Sin- v;ilki'.
i ill" v!i ,'..ws.
in' after i itt otlic
hi looked niil.
' I llnll't SCO il'IVllM'I.V," Said fill
i:i;iy have lu'i n miii i,C tin urchins of
I o.o pia. )i"c iinv: in flit of curiosity.
i !'!;! ; i I . i is nut much used, and l In.
l';!i: m.iy haw :i 1 1 1'.'n-l iil liiui.''
I "Wry li!;. ly. i i:i : s t .
".iii in nv what is tin re wo can do
; y.i'i. P. r. of cditse, you have n-me
II Mi -im - ':"
I "Win-, ii''- H'.'i':ilil. Toil!-.- Iur.lt very
jPl.uk amiim-i yniir youm; lady friend
j vw,,;..,'.-
I An. I In' n . Mi ii in the direction of
j .!'. !-li:. 1.;..!!.
j "Nov. .Mi'. 1 1 : i ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 vr. I n il! not hear
I I v.i. nl :i.::tiiis that prl," said Miss
I ! : i ', villi sudden wai'mMi. "I tell
j v., t liii- ii.iiii.-i is :ilisii!'il lli:it tin- rlillil
-n..nl.l !ia.' lia.l anuliinc in i'u with
Ai:. 1 i'ln nii'iirisi-il M hear sue h a
.n'"si.':-ims siivr.', stioii from a man of
v.. r il:-. iriinii'iii."
T!: .!.' . rtivr I.r.k. .1 ilown at his hat.
"H !". yu m-ilii. ma'aiii, to ta!;.'
11 '' pari." lit- sai.l. l a : m r ilryly. "Si ill.
ill1:.' a.'' so-.m- om.-ti. ns 1 must asU
' '''.ml. if In' w:II (.rivo i;..- livo
; : 1 1 1 1 - . A i t I'm mi v 1 .shall be n'.a.l
-Ii lo ln li rl.-.-r In 1'.
"..' lath"!' will sio ymi. I am Mire,"
a:ii Mis Initial, pi-nmii: !y, piiiii In
iin' uu:.v. "11. oaiiso ho Is as sure as I
i'ii ll:al all 1 i 1 I on this Uliiltof is ill
i i s I 'hiris's ill'.errsl."
Anl, ialhi'1' n- oil) fully planeinir nt
hii i as si" woiii mil. she criissi'd the
.i.iii- :!a!''."l a-at;". ami lohl hi'i'
laii.r thai th" J..iii.!o!i tleterlivi'
nv In d In m e him.
"."'how hini in h'le." Ilemiliiil.;
i. iard iiio oi'I.iml answor, in tones
n.tirli mme disi;:!!ii'il than his (iauh-
Mi: s 'riii'ii...va iili. r. d IlemmiiiK in
i :ii" ilininv: riM.iu, whi. h looked suui:
m l warm .'ifiei- iho eold han inss of
i he sin if apain lenl; ami Iheu she left
Iho I wo men loi'i'ther.
' I've mine lo asl; you. sir," said
ii. iiimiim. wh. u he had apoloi.ed for
inn mlinvr. "wli Mher you have any lire
aiii's sforeil away ahoiil the house';"
"l'livarmsV .No. n itainiy not." yn
..v.'i'i'eil the e.ih.m l, in a loiio of in.li
Miltion whieh t-liowcil that ho seeiileil
I X -1 1 ; : : i ii li'-s ihsiro lo eonneet his prii
i I l.v Willi iho rlMr.'iv.e.
".No oil. n.-e. sir." said I leminiiivT, per
lasiveiy. "Hui I am hound to make
i.'.'Hilri.'.s. as you know. 1 set you'vo
u .t a ir'.jihy on ih.' wall olltsiile, with
ii: ai:-, a hi:jf AiV'han nun, ami "
"Why, thai kuu wouM do luoru harm
l 'io iuk-i " o men it mau it woiua
to aaytiilujj ho ISivd at:'
"And thero's nu old pistol thoro, too.
May I look at that':"
"I'l'i'tiiiuly yoit eau. If you choose."
'i ho ilelei'tlvo availed himself of tho
permission, ami l.rom;ht into iho loom
from tiic plaeo where ihey hail liuni;
on the wall of tho pas.sue. tho Afghan
flioi't iind heavy i amel uii. and
iJn pisiol in iiui'stlou. It was au old
cavalry pistol, of oln-o!ote pattern.
This weapon Ilemiuiui; pruecedt'd to
handle with interest.
"Take oaro.'' said the colonel, ninl
lenly dinklnj: his head as the dote.:-
the held it up ami put his hand on tho
tricccr. "It s loaded."
"i think not." answered IleinininL',
luiotly.
And he pulled the Iritrj'cr three or
four times wiihout cffoi l. The colonel
iuiaii.'il up.
"Why," cried he, "! loaded it myself
'he hi Inr ilayl 1 was ;howiiif; the la-
Pes hnw it was used, and I know I
:'.:. h'd il Pci'tirc I put it hack in its
lace."
"Aii," said I femiiiini;, more dryly
i.an ever, "it's l.een used since then,
sir. Will you show mo tho bullets you
taw hy youV I want lo compare (hem
witii on:! at tho Stroan iKilice station."
"Why, man. you don't mean lo lay'
..oil suppose '
"That you showed it to tin- ladies to
nine purpose'.' I'm afraid I do, sir."
ciiai'tim: xvii.
,:i j.s ., !! and in r iim h n-'.!i::-'i
t i ih.' i.!i:..' l.i.'ii ilny were met
.. ill.' M'.rs.' v;ni w.m j.iii-miinv; t'ilf
ford. She said her paiient was so anx
ious to see .Miss Claris lhal she had
been ohliircil rclm-tantlv to :rive I,.:,.
permission to i1o no. fearini; lhal he
would worry hlr.;elf into a lever if
she refused.
Hut, much to the mirsu's surprise.
Sil was even more rcluetani lo see
iiiu) than .she hoi.silf hail been m cive
; her ptrmissinll to do so It needed
j half a dozen i.:rucsi messages in ptr
saado her to c,o io tho sick man's room.'
j CliU'ord, wlin whs lyln in the lit tin
! siMiiis-roum. which had been yiven up
! io him, .ave a ions sigh of relief when
he sruv Nell. the was very pale, and
tin' expression of her fiice was full of
sadui'ss and leri'L-r.
'.it iP.wii hei'e, Nell, lieside nie,"
aid he ill a weak voice, "ami nil mo
. why you look like thai. I am not
piiuv; lo die. I:i that what you arc
! afraid of. dear':"
Nell shook her head, ..ll.l tried to
smile, us she look his hand. A hoarse.
! :: 1 1 Uiii wound came from her lips, bin
i 'in ar-i. word. Then, ineeiiiii; his
I lv,in, ij.-, ht- broke down aud burst
Into n pasioii of t.iivs. riifrord iT(
.in.-t the very best ihinv p i.-.ilii. iti lln
.'irciliuslii'iees: If let In r cry. Willi
ni.' a word ho si'iiyhl and l'..im. her
se.-oud ha;id, piaecil il Willi the nl hi f
in his own left hand, while with his
r:;-lit In- pmily carcssi'd her pil.l. u
head, s'o flu. cii. d billerly for a l it!,.,
and ilieii ..ss l.iiierly. uniil. Iho press
ure of her acute misery relieved, so"
sil.lih.ltiy spiiinvr Pa.-!;, snaiclied Inr
hands ii.v;,y ami ill led In'i' eyes
"N..W, N... do you feel better-.'"
asked ClliV'.rd. as a faint smile bi'van
lo hover on lln- irirl's I'a.-e.
"Vos. I do. mm-li I r." atisw.Ted
sin- in a in. ii-,. s.-lf ii. ss. sse.l . y. ;
"Now I .-an loll ymi Miitmihiti'; My
uncle think-; I I did il."
"Shoi .P in Sli. kels';"
"Yes."
"Wei!, whal mi earth is h" to tlnii':?
It is just what 1 should have ; in.uu'lil
myvnif if - - "
"If whai':"
''If I hadn't hapj ii"d Pi he in love
w!ih yon:"
Neil stared.
"Vmi diui'i mean that, really?"
"Vis. Inn I ilo, ih.im'h. Look here;
I pil llie nurse lo pay someone to pi to
tin- Inquest and reporl lo ni". He i!';.l,
wlnn tin 'jury ad iointied fo'' Iuiio'iichm.
And in iw I've just hinrd of your ovi
i..:te:' ami Hi" verdiei. and 1 i'..n'l s. .
how anjhoJy. I'Ni-ept I'm, could fail to
suspect yon. Y. s. you."
Nell, who had been very while vv-'W
eriiiisnn as s!f looked at him.
"Von iiiean that you suspect me,
loo'.' Von think mo ciip.iiiio of
"No, child, of course not. Hut I
Ihiuk y.m i.-ave your evideneo very
b;"ily. an.l that ymi i !i.".'.'f..re can"! rs
peel In Pe pitied. Now i.'l! mo wi.y
Vol diihi'l w.ilil lo come ami see me':"
Nell sih-nily hunv; In r head.
"Was it bec;m.' you didn't care if
ymi ii' Vi r s:tw me apiiti':"
I'p v.cii! ih-' face, radwint wi:h p:i
: i . : i : 1 1 1 - denial.
"Wei!, was i: I au-e you knew I
i h.-u'-.l iist-: y.ot some quot i..iis':''
I '..wit wetii ihe face npiin.
"What was it ymi wauled to see me
al mi when you sciii I'm- in.- to come
down from town to see youV '
she looki.l up at him witii a file full
of i. ri'or
".'ill. Ii' al's il." she wllispel'eil hlir
i'i .lly. "Thiii is why I didn't want to
sc you. I knew you would want to
l.tniiv lhal. And now-1 cannot tell
.von:"
"Why mil':"
'Veii'l rday. ' We!!, oil Nell, h 'I' Voice
P'liiie.' low'.-r. "1 was p.iicj.' i.i a.-k
your advice; for ll was only case of
ih. it. To day I dare mil. for it is now
a no, '-lion of murder'."
"Von know soiiieiliin.-'. Noll'"
"I iloit'l. I wish I did. I'.Hl -I sits
iti.l. Am! I d ire pot whisper my siis
n'cion i v. u to y.nt. uiu il I lan e fell my
w'.iy to a liiilo more know l. ip.'i'. Now
will VOU be clllelll Willi lllilt. illld Hot
v. ,i:ii lo make me speak v. hen I would
r.iil.el' he si!. III '.'"
'iilio'.d hcsitilti d.
"Wouldn't ymi trust ni" to he silent,
loo':"
Neil l.cran to look per p'.'Xo.l iind
mis. I'iil.lo. ili'iiwu this way ami that
:.y conilieliii:: fediii-s of love and
duty. Clifford saw how keen llie slniu
ii. - was. and like a p-iicroiis fellow, cut
;t slmrt for In. r.
"All ri.'iit. Nell, you shall keep your
socivt. Only mind thl: I m" ,H' "'0
first to know it. Will yon promise me
that?"
"Yes, oh, yon, and I thank you with
all i'iv heart."
The wejirht of care Hpran;: tip from
off tin- pill's heart at one hound. The
mire trust which Clifford showed in
Inr was just the balm her wounded
'old needed, ami the hour the nurse
allowed her to spend by her l.mr's
bedside, althoupa It was passed almost
In slleueo after this explanation, was
one of happiness ami relief so deep
that she vent out to face tho world
and her uncle's suspicion with fresh
colirap'.
Clifford's wound had proved more,
serious than was ai ilrst supposed.
There was risk of inllaiiim.iti.ill. and
ill,- doctors ordered that he was to be
Pent very quiet. YVhoii. I herefore. that
sain.' I'veninu'. Hemming called at tl:e
inn. am! asked to see Mr. Kin.', he
would have Peon denied aitop'th'T if
Clifford himself had m.t hoard I he in
quiry and rcco:.ri.i"i'i'.: tie voice, in
:.M '. on seeill',- the ilciective.
"V-.'. il. iind what do ji.n want with
,, e'." asked Clifford, v illi iiiier. sl. us
I P'nimi'.i.v, was shown iiiti Ids tin.v
.until.
"Well. sir. I hear you've seen Miss
Claris since the imp. .si." was the de
leeiivc's alirunt i.pcninp
"Vos. Well':"
.'Well. sir. thimrs l"ok about as bliu li
for her as they wt 11 c:i:i."
Ami he nave the yoiini; man n
-h'.i wd look as he p: omi'iiicd t!iis
lateiiieat. Clifford said not him;, ami
Ileiiiinim; went on:
"Knowim; li"W yon wire-were n
friend of the youtivr lady. sir. I thought
ii only riuhi you should know as 1 inn
ilowiuisht ceiiain who was at the
i,,.ti iimh of the murder and the
fobbcry: and I'm only .v.iitnii; lo make
t in chain of proof a Pule Mronp-r Pe
i'oro making' au aires!."
"Of w hom'.'"
"I leave you lo pm ss. sir. I may tell
you I've found i he pisml" i Pffonl
siartcd-"aud the Pullet tits it exact
ly." "Io you w-.'ipt t" put nny more (pii p
lion.i to Miss Claris:" asked Clifford,
inipeiturbiibly.
"Well, tho Julius; lady seemed so mi
w illim; -Iilt, of course, if ymi think
siie wouldn't itilmi after nil. it's only
a rehearsal like, and I dare tiiy she
l;uows that."
To be Colli itnied.
A Mliini'i.111,1 I'rruk.
There is a lady in the Fourth Ward
who plays the piano not from custom
i,r habit. P'.it for musical purposes.
Milan nvelis. JtUlunl.
iTiTHITT m
.li I
?SSC:f:f'ef':C--t-l?4-
lii-,tii.i-ii..i. in iiou-. I"" !l"'l Hi" cr.,p. at besi. and wid
There is in,;, Ii wriiteii avxainst lie pr..ve disas roils to it if I'"'. dry
plan of lee:lim: corn ,,t hos wln-n th. I sp.'ll of wctiln r should inlenni.' :ft
llliiiliiii. are J.'Ulii;-. 'l'he evils which It!:. il lime. Nili'ilt of soda is . o'li-
resith from mi, h f -ciliir: . e from l i.i il.v a l"i .lie-sin' i.iai"; ial. and iu
usiir;- corn to H .'lelii-ioii of nth. r j all as, s :.,, nl, l. appli.'d sparinvly
grains. If. then, corn is f. ,i in prnp"r I in lhei'iiM.
proporiii. us wiih the oih.-r u-iiiilis suit-j I ri. d Plo d is an ex. . IVM snlisti
aPle to llie aire of the i.i--. there is , lute Inr a poi-ilnti :' Hi" niirate of
in. thin; be let- for the animal. Willi
Ih" y.ium; ph; on ih- ram.e il is c, r
tniiily sa!e lo make half of lis daiiy
liitinii coil', u.-imj ii in the form of
imal. wiih loan or oilier ro'im?
ur.'.ilis. If e,i:si,!,.-;,!,e variciy is pieti j .I'nw.li. To siqiply this, acid phos-
ill the other uraill-. Hie resuils will be, I'll. 'If is lo Pe i aimemlcl. hnth on
Pi'iier. If Hi. yoiiii-; ,; is cmiliiied ! scor.. of its 'teapnes ami the
and has link' in- mi p-eon fe -d during I :i v:i ilabiliiy of ps phosphoric acid.
Ihe summer, then corn must be used l'"!ie is ion s!mv ..-". i for a quick
w iih canilon. ami ccriainly i.iiuhl ! i-'ruwim; crop.
Il.ver to I.e fed In ll xeillMnu of
oi In r v'rains.- I iidiamipolis News.
ll.nv iiml W ln-n in I'IhiiI Siv-. i'i-ih. i
"file swccl pea is a peculiar Ida I't." i
fa.'. s i::,eii i:. IP'Moril. in I.innim oil's ; it i,.,I PI. ,,.!, ."ii.n; ." i 1 pliosidi.'it". lUHil;
Mi!!ii';:i:i". "in s.'iu' ies..i'i-ts. and re- i miiriaie pota-Ii. " n. Apply Jon to -h
quires ir, iiinn'tn quite unlike that j ,oi:inl an :ce in tile drill. If fish is
i-1 v ell olhi'l' pii'liis if we would have il ! o-e, in plae - of k li' 1 the InlUiue
do its Pe,.'. li mrsi I.i' plan!e.l ..ry ' will not ,e s i i ";iiciisi e. Ti:e itliove
curly as mh.ii. in I'aei. as Ice .roiiini will cost aPont N'J- a ton. ami will
c:in lie ipiv: iqi in tc eive lit ' M'.'il. This ; anaij ze f.-ur p a- cut. nil !'., :et'. nine
Pecaii-e ii is a ill ;ti licit does lieiicriper cent. . In ..-j .li..;:.- acid ami fn e p"r
in co.tl weailfi' liiiin in lieai. ami tlcjcciit. acimii poii.-h. Hr.uit Pavis, in
.n.liiioiis wlii.lt prevail in sprim: are j New York Tri'eit I'anin r.
pic i-. ly ll'..-, 1 cm siiii.'d i, i it in vret-i
ti.e a M art. If ii l..rms sirom; m ! j MovuMi I'miltry lom.
! ! in ! the hot . . :i ; ii.-;- is upon us, and I W!i"ii f'-r any reason one do s not
I lies.' I are .! cp in Hie soil, where j c:i'e to pi to Hi,. cp ci:.-" of perma-
th- y w ill i"!i::ii:t n-ei- i am! i . we ; iii'ii f. lies .'I'-oiied He- p .n'.try yard.
may expici si is-- iioucrs and a .ureal j aPh fciic - li!:; il'"t s!,,wn in
many .' li.cm. Put if we pve ii a I He- m: may Pe 'is ,1 in advatnap-.
sii.ilie'.' pi.'-i'.iinv.. whi.-ii Priii'.-s iislTh.y m-l Put lini". :.ml if well mail.'
!'. ..is no,;,' th" s!e iitee, .Mill a hll" ,,.:.' ' w i'! l.l-t foi' sevei'lll seasons. 'I'm'
v. im-ii i ' . i i i: , . ii tn pq iis i-iar: .n .""i:oii as si, nvn, may be of any
'.:. -!i"r Ii 'l lo p. lil-iiii;'. we m-cd i:o dim. n-;.,:i ;;"!. altlmililh If Ji'mnt
v.c:.l, if i- .i. ippohit us. 'I he plan I I fi.i'r I' d It ami six feci hws tli y
!..:; .". v. itii . i- ilns: Iu April 1 if:: I can b. I . iier t:tti11-1 than wh-ti
V -iian. i! i !-!.-!- aPi.'.tt six iiiei-es Uww. Vli. frin. " teey be of cny
i "en. 1 S"V.' ie ! lil ill ' I o.'i'itl I
of ih"-e iti, mil an im-h apart. I . over
i: i.iiii iil'iiiit an it, in of soil, wlmh I
pre-s down l I'miy. When Hie p!a:t;s
jiiivc vnm l i a heiviht cf tlii'ce im-lics
1 li!! iu a! Hi them w lib some of ihe
: ,; liii'.i.' 'i .-nt from th" trench. I
li t:. ima' :n .' . lit's al im- rvals ;t the
:i!"s icj'.-ii lip uiuil Hie itvnoh is lil'e I.
I ;: ihis way I s'l. 1 in i.'."i Iin;: I he t j
ivil.i c, 1 1:. Ti!:: is do .p i:i i !. iii'l-:
.-oil. ice I- -I tr-'liis lor lifm is otic
I ;;it!" i.y iiiuv, ci.ar '-nic-!i i wire
i. -iiii".' ci p. .--is. ll should l-e al least
:l: f.-i-i wiii--. lis tl:c swe.-i pea lllilfie.
." i-iim':.iM '.'i'liwih et:.!cr favorable
i ii'. lilii.-l :: l!. i .-. Ill order io assure a
j lioiiiitifiii .!; of i!.i'..'er.s tl'ri.ii'.'i!o'ti
I tilt' '.-:: o'.t il is i.i sol!i:el;.' Il"i i'.'. V
j to p. 'vii; :'., !, rma !!:! of seed. 'o
i.v.-i' ii.-' vines ilaily aii'! remove every
I liov.ei- pa-l its p.ii i.'. !f '.his inh ice i-
foil.cvid. we c:.:: have till" lloweis.
I it!-. I p!' my of ill from June to Nu-
ember."
.1 r.l.i.!:.
!;: i". t . .. 1 a , ai i i i ' i
Mil -oho,'. in ; !., to
a rn:
p
mi!
'.m
il 'vice, s ::: ! '..::;; Hi-. ; i!:::t si:, wu n.
th- c'.t, is us.-. I. 'I'ii!-; Is simply m. ;!'
iMa'i c-.'.islsia t.iah.'iy of two pices c!
1',::j -.awed sim ..i: so ;!:a; liny w ,!!
s: iii-.l lirnily, rays ti; Iiidlanapncs
Ne-vs. Th-'se ;;!: s t ii'-e'.li foil'.' fe-t
v1
7J
f-"t.. -J.I
Ail iV-J $ i ,s:
a iiani, i' wo ! r.:.orK.
apart ai'd c-nh o- is jiiu.i;:; t li;-i, feet
hiu!i. im t p of i,..s.' ,,.s j jilae, d ail
o!ln r. v. lii.-li rein-lies from eml to cm!
nf the bits,. ,;s ;,s siioHii iu th-. cut.
Slit! i .in ami lasui,,.,! ,,, ,,,.
I"".: as sio.wu. so as p. In hi jt iirm-y
in p. -iti hi. 'I'lils v. lio!,- arraimemi ii',
is piaii'i!' ! so lli.it Hi,, lov; w ill be of t he
Vivihl l'cj-.-hi (,: i-miii,..- wiihoui i. ins
Inu one in I ind over loo far. In or
o'er to pivwiit danp'i' f-nm Hyinu
pieces of w, ml. sin h as small turns
of tr, an iron. I,, pt shown in
I', i fil -i, ne.l lo Hie chopplti-j
lovi. and iiiiili r tl.-is iron s placed ih,
siiuill i win or limb to Pe cut, il:e a
urikiun it i.n ihe sid,. ncn-ct ilm
chopper, ami ih,. n,m ,ievciil,n
ll I run ll.it:: lip am! sirikiii" Hi.
'"ucr. A woo,! Pic, !, iirtan;;,,! in the
maiai-r imlicaicd v il! b,. louml to
km-- many backaches and can he
worked on quite as wc! as if th,. lil.i,-!;
Were low e .
Plixilll: .1 I'it. iti.-r Fur tl.il.
The . at i ! qi is ti:,. riui.-. d and liar
lin-mPci of i!i.. f.i! !m r's familv nl
crops. Htiiviu on most anv kind
1 1'.-:' i iinii t . It is mo pariicul.il- as to
Hie l.i'h cf ihe soil ,,r the qn.iliiy of
H: j. :!il fend i out. lined theiein. Nd .
Hi. el".-, no clop p. y:. h..;t,. - ,,-tli!-U
. a a siii.-i.i a:ai.i:ut lu'.-osriii ,u tuti!- : ii.e.'.-f.hr... .1 hruJ.-. wnij.nu. p-itme:
iz.-r.s li li'sr.riinls quii kly to a meie I ihiii.C ut of P.ilai'i e. .r.i.l that T'hi'e
.i i!,l:lin: oi ihe piupci- ilictn. .1.- ii:.,v:- off ini.-t I,-, ti,!. put a till who
Yd I have in .ird !ai m. i s say that th,", IV.. la. l and iml .nu :t l cniiUEh to pet
have list tl foriilix.'i's mi oat-- wuhoi.t !., lust iv uhs, mi :i :i ,ier-.e.v cow is
le nils. Tol.ii.'. some "phos,,,:i." ,,, i ,,,, ,iaiii!,.. ,, win by persuasive
mikie.v n iim.cit.i-iii i. exp.iiinu it to j i easiir.- a. fa vor si; may i ovet .
til Hi.- case, is M-ty liablo to ict-uit i: I . I v.ictld sa. lo I in- tanners
amiss. j l'lmPt. i s. stick to tie farm, lake- up
H is i o i 1 1 , 1 1 , t . I .-elvi- d to make ..iime p; ,.i --ii that c.-n lie practiced
nil, .Me of so,!' ihe principal i on.-! I: - : ,,:i t he fi. . c. w !,d le-i- it Pe datryini; i r
lien' of a iiiiMiire lor oats. Put i : , - ' . t ; 1 1 1 ; y lai "-'. don't lor ll sinzlo iiin
i p'i I, nee lii' ls m,- pi think li:is a j ;i cm let the i mpter have possession
nil-lake. pi. cui' d the fei til'i'.i r is to : el j ..;. tun I'i.ek of yntir health, and
lo ), applied "iiii Hi,- irain diill iq th.. ' th,...,. bill.. ,,id mims oa the farm
tin cf p'ov.P".. as i- I's.ially ili-..t-.,- j :.: , -.cnln r tlm, w.lh health culm s
Tin luir.Ue d s iin. v lien used ln-i iy, j happiiiet-.; nud with hiippilu t-s Wealth."
will force uu caily ((I'vwtk uud uive -ludiauavulis N.cw, -
thp crop a proiui lm; siart. but lt
work is S....H d At the oriii.-il
llmo of blooinlm;. wln-n the (at phmt
ti.i.cs in more ,,lv.':en llnni nt any
other p. ri'.i! of its lii'Mivili. th1 soil in
i.'fi without readilv avaipible ni. rat.
t -i its ih ma mis. This la.-k will
soda, all h.c.iidi at nv-c::t it is e
li','!n ly hi'jii .!! il. Ii.'icil tish, finely
V.'iiii:ii.'. may al-o ! .' ns d.
I'lio-.hor';e a. id in ::rcat dt ma'nl
by the oat ; crop in ii'l periods el its
I li'iv- Pad ptoil sncc ss with the
follow im; mixture, li seems to pvo
practical ro.-ult-. iis well as ennformii'i!
I,, il,,, bei'i'cl icid cieulit ions of the
case- Nillllle ..!' s, ,1:1. inn Hounds:
'.':.:; v "a.:t ma ' . mm "';'i
so thai ii v.'i!l Pe as. siifi' as p-'s-
sii
I; miviln Pe a p'-d idea, and
!.. Si V if lee sc ii. lis Were of
:i-e-:!..r illioen-l.'Us than those L-iven. to
: nil a loac" from coriie-.' io rner ilin ir
.iii'ily to a ive a. Mil ioiial stilfm'r -'. 'Pin
.-ol-il.-iV should he '.veil f.;si--i;. ,1 ai.d '.ho
fr.-iiai' is il'cii co-.crcl v.iih wir,' net
iim.. Ti'.ie.- pian'.is are fastened to
ill" boiiom of ihe frame at intirvais,
:'.s sli iwn, i'lid braced v. iiit a sn ip
fro:: Ihe i-:tme In : " pla'iks. Tl.c.e
l lanks will hoM i! st-.i-ui np.lyiif
i,i-, prevent i! I've: i '.io;;!'!-' iulo Hie
!.:::. 1. I'.-.i-ral -; ,.,. c."i be quickly
n ade nit' r !!:; -.:'.: pali-'i'li ami
In ,i'.i- -.! to'.eih'i' a: :he i oners the ilo.
-ii -,! It 1 1 1 1 1 . T!i-."". niovii!,!o fences
wi,r.:i l.e isi.r..;;i;!y valuable in the
si-.'.li'.'j. wi.ei:' miai'-ers of ciiicki were
o ! - raised ami !i n-,w desired to kep
lii'.'in in lm-!o: '.to:-. If used to si'.r
loan.! chicks. :t wii i of a ilmr mesh
Wiotld lie I to Pe Used. -IlldlallillMils
News.
Tin l ili ini i ' Kiliisht'r,
la a pap-r r ml before ;!: thirtecntli
iimiml i e-ir. ca, Ion cf iin' Indiana Stale
Hairy A-soeiat!. n. M ; lvlltli Far
. as. of II-'i: !i!-ks County, a stililent
Iu ih" w i.'.:c- e e.irse of i'urtlue Fui-ve:-.y.
::ave an im-'rc'llii-,' aeemint
1 1 her d.peiicme in iiiiiiyinv;.
M;- s l'iir-eiis b"::a:i ti-ith the three
or foi:.- enws kep; to sti'iply their
iwn fiimiiy. .an i i u w seliiu-,' the
0- .niiii-l in' ' i .ve il f.:':i-.n ami iwuny
cows at a preiiiaP'o price, Pecause of
': unifc;". e:..v'.!'.'ii.' and rivitlarity
of sqpply.
After ti'cii'.'ii; iiiv: her diliiculties In
. 1 1 ; 1 1 ii :i '.ion, I In :',i. sli- said:
"After yi n ileeiil.. to Pe'-in dalryinvr.
llie cucsii.ei arlsis. Who 'hall care
for Hie mill; and malic the bn'.icr?
''hall it 1- Hi" .::'!!, '!' aid Ills sons
iv I i! in the f. i.i all day. or shall il
1- the tire! im. Hi" ' an I w ife who shall
.In this work, ih.iii.iicr it one of her
many dm lis. iiis.cad of a source of
pleasure lo he;-': No!
"In my opinion, it should he the
farmer's iPtii'-li'.cr v. Im should eonie
forward ."ml say. I am voiim; am!
hi'-'-v that I would . nioy lakiu-.' full
! ''!:.'ii vie .-'' I p.. dairy w .'Ik. Ii..w proud
I w ill fed to Hiink that I am liiakin
:;ill , lb;., m. tier.
"Many moihers persi t in savitit; that
Hie work in a il ury is loo hard for
tli"ir iliiiivihli'is and would soon lie-
ni'i' a i!ri'.i!::oi j- io i belli. Inn 1 lie
lii'Ve iii- :h r- of this opinion fov-iet
th.il iini wo-!.. no iii.-.l-ev imv hard.
i if i nl. i lion w ii h i h sou! and w ill-
ins iiii ml.-. ciii-cs to Pe iliiiilp'iy and
Pe. omcs an ait.
"The dnk Mile to dairyinc for the
l tin'or's d.::i i'!i. r i iliat it is .ir prcry
-.!.-". I'i:f;..i-t : h.it ..:i,i.'oi In' pill iuto
cue--
MODceT-l ' MOTHER.'N.LAW.
A ( tl i mi i nir Cmit'irc Tioil Anr Koii-ln.
l.iiw May Wi'll Hi- 1'nnnt f.
'i'lm early jears o' Ihe tweiitielh
ceiituiy with their libra-civilization,
common seii-e and deli-'hl in novelty,
w ill Pe known to history us tin- period
of the annihilation of i. invent tradi
tions am! sup '1st ii ions. Throuj.'h loiii;
. Ill lil ies the oPmixiie.lslless of the
mother-in-law was a liriuly cherisht il
m i c!e i:i the er- i d "f every marrie l
liialt. He held il as an utter inipossi
Pilily that his wife's lnolh' r couhl bo
oiher than an npressive. iiitciferini:.
ill tempered creature who cum her' d
iho earth, ami most pari icularly his
own threshold.
As laic as tweniy years !i;:o th"
nvcravc Pi lie. lid sei ne d limlcr the iin
pressiou iliat the inoihi'i'-iii-law wns
created solelv to buffet and torment
llie husband of her daupitor. and to i
si (Tor 1 1 a mirth Insplrin:; topic for Hie '
coiiiie papers. S h- was the luckless ;
c.c piioii iu lb" ordinary run of mor- j
t.ils wlio had iieiili. ! merits, nor charm, '
i.oi' riiis.ui d'cir,'. I
l'.ut now man h inclined to regard :
this i.ipe of iiioihor in law as a riyili !
delved from tile iin.'i'.'iiiiitioi's of his '
umipprecialivo prcd-'cc.-sors. Ti!" limit- !
i I'll Hint In'l'-in law is a youthful. .i"liy. i
exquisitely ilrcs-'d woman, rather
liiore juvenile iu lo r lasie ami appeal'- !
i'.q.'o lhaii her ilair-hter. I'.om-. s'ici-
lies do lad. apparently, interest '!l !'
and m-iiii'l of Inl rferin,' wiili Ihe j
en..;., she lilies to li'i ii l tie iiiovahiv:
wi.ii lcr s ,!i in law mi the i.-o!'' links. !
Insicad of '.".!. linu' him ai:d calliii'-' !
him John. -I: p-i-rally allm'.e. to tin'
im s: r cf I h ho.is" a
"dear ;.!
Ci iiuqieis." or culls him by sonic equal
ly !'.!:. ii ions nickname, ami lliris mild
ly with him w hen he tak. s her to ihe
Hi.-air". She restrains her i!att-:hlo;''s
curiam h.-lure propeiisitics and i.ever
ItM ill's l.ei-self lii 1 in. liollse or sla.Vs a
day lniivi. r Hian she is expected to. .
'I'i:. mother-in -law of to-day is. in
fad. almost .an ino'litive to matrimony.
To be i ti such eouiidoiilial terms wit.'i
s i oliarmiiiv: and experienced a mem
lor of ha' sex. as the relationship in
s'lrts. cannot fail I i Pe a pi. mailt
coii-'iiinn of affairs lor the harass ,!
ami easily Pot- d modern man. The j
u:i-:o dam ltiotlier in-!:' w is sympa
thetic, amn-im; ami the i-iiili"diii:,'ii-of
laet. Sin- knows how lo ''!-iss over
l-lnid's youthful ih'liei.'iiei'-s. ami to
coin iil.-e Ihiid's husbaml Unit lie had
marred the i n st cifiri:ii:i'; member of
a f 'S'-lnal i'-.z family. !
liisic.-.il of t.ikin:, n painful i! iiv'lit
In dilating up-m her soa-in-!;; w's faults
and sl.o'.'t' diiinv:-; she s' euros popu
l.".i:y by liip'.oina'iic alhisauis to Jink's
ii any ami conspicuous virtues. Why
the ciliimelee'.i should t'.ll'S Pave
chamed iis spds ami the role of tin'
nnii!i.-r-'n-!;;w so u'li-rly liavo reversed
it-.!' may pe 'xpla in-.1 l.y a Mirl":y
cf l'e;iol-:. Woman is a witry ci-i-a
tu:-" iiowinlays. iind Hie ii io -law a
pr..v .-: I.'ah'y lilllietil! bP .l to cunture.
'I'll" common sense, too, of :h" eiiriv
;w.iit!oih cer.uir" woman has taiiitht
iicr ti;:' '.penctiveness or ;:; "ssner
iind liiveci'-e I" ai'suioenta w.tli the
"mire iu:'.:!." Tl" nictlern no;inv-in-law
limy not Pe less of a tyrant than
h-r pnd lessor. Put she has at any
i:it had tho wit io ohamie her we-ip.
ens ;iti I iii"i hods of attack for the ai t
and itaft of f-a:i:i:ne i harm ami per
suasiveness. New Yolk Commercial
Advertise;.
Ioli'l I'ur Atlilvtlc M'niorii.
Hon r ev-rolse onn part of the Pet'y i
in.) mu.-ii ami another pan net :i; a!!.
I.e: th d vi'ltciui'.'m ho symi.n iileal.
Hon't use tin much force. If oxer
r!sn Is i'o vl.'o-ous. you will ho ex
hausted b- fore you can coiuiih te It,
Don't exercise beyond Cm a'aiiliy
of the heart lo keep ace with yen.
I'ali-llatioii is a certain im'.h'atlon of
CXci ss.
Don't exercise for ni least r.u hour
after meals-.
Don't foi-irei iliat a Path s!ieu!: fol
low cxerc'-e.
Don't i:.-e iron dunibP-'ils. Put weed
en ones. The former chill ih,. blond.
Don't have iuteriiiit o-nt attacks of
cc'vlsii: your ii:iii, 'cs. In oiibr lo
I' ive i.ny Peiielii you dn u!d dovolv
snli'e lia.e daily to athletics.
Don't for.;ct tli.it where lie re's n
xv iil i hen's a way. If you really moan
in bi'com . st-om- and shapely, tho way
i:1 easy U!ul silnpl!'.
Don't forp: to inhale slowly nr.d
deeply when perfuriiiiiis any i-xen-l-e.
Tii i-s will ma!,. Hie cli":-i iPt-p ami
full.
Don't think that athletics should he
m ill r of im-lies ami p urn is only.
Th-ir inereiiM. is certain to tell most
Pern fn ially on Hie he.iti ai,,j spirits
a- w. 'I
1 ', n i exd'ei-t- a unmeiit .if'ir vou
fee! ehai!. ,. ,1
D.i.' .M ml with t'v Pa.-!; Pe-u .ive:.
I!i" shi.iiliii'is i l,i-i ,-. n forward, the
l.ti.d ciopi'id ami tin che.-i sunk in.
D. n't pi. 'trr.de the hip and ahi'.oim n.
er tut thr' v-' ipi.t nprvrniy upr-n the
I . -t No i im , isf, ;s of a:iy b: 11, 'lit V.'ll'lt.
ev r nalef!- the correct f-t-Uoicu .;! .'
tidi is :i!:i n I v ctT time.
Del:': forpl that f.vt-.y v.'.nm I.;- as
yi.ioc.' as tin looks. Put tii.it she can
I oi '.- !; yo'iii.; with a Pro!;ei! l'.-;uro.
Yi'..: d, lii-toii Siar.
rui'.i.r roiurnrt.'rii 1 or Stouim,-.
Iii oi r Jiomc wii- te cue or m.-ire
r.iris ai'lile, ihe pi'i'ttj siimmer itr, sses
made 'rem lawns, dimities ami ehallies
will accumulate, says mi exchange.
Ol.e season's wear leaves them Plight
Mid prelty. Just e!ion;.;h out of (Into to
make lbcm midesirabli for another
stavoii. jet the material is almost as
piod as new. Tho most ronreidcnt
way of utiUziiiii Jja, y ju vxWwl
comforts for the beds In nuuiincr. Cut
t lii-in In snips or as hirp squared as
possible, sew the pails top'tler on
the machine, use bleach"il Hour sacks
for the lit, int. tine pound of cotton
hat I in;; is siillioieut for llie lillinp 1
iml spend your time in quiltinj; them.
Inn knot with a pretty contrast of
y.cjihvr yarn. Tlu-y require so much
less lime .'ind niiil rial Hum the making
of siiiumer quilts. They are easily
washed am! their lipht weiviiit tuakci
lliem comforts iin'.c d.
The process of miikini; may be very
simple, too. one n "i d not liother witii
quiiiii'vx frames, Put pin the four cor
ners of the liniii'.' to the carpet, spread
the liiittini: i vi'iily, lay on the piiced
top and carefully pin or baste the parts
t.'Ui'tlwr. iheu remove to a table ami in
a couple of hours the knoitoni; may le
finished. Hind wiih the machine aivt
you are done. I have used comforts
imide from such material, ami in this
p cotitiiinoi-.slv for four years
ami i hey are p.ml yet. -New Orleans
1 rieayune.
I'.r'olnl 'niien.
Si.Mie fatiiastie ideas are le'In; n-
nloitcil iu eoltliei lio'l wiih iill'.'lish
.,.,, pll;,s jk, i:,,w. and one of these
is :) bask-'i. I ':;::: I which the
j,,.;,.,, Pi-jib-ei-nun s . :: l'.tl to receive
f..,,,,,js -n,,, bum!!,, stitmls lip
, s. ;;ml fie Paskd is
(1H,., vvhh i.oiiqiie:-. w-'ii-h ave
.,j ;t,,:l,,-T t .. .;u -,-.- w ii oi the
.,,,, ,v ;,::. :- ! :io' h'fl ami
,.,,.(;. t j ,,; ijtr,. In'i'-c-:;"1 s h:ivo Peea
S.,,C., .;,.! ,v,.q ,' . cv.i.i:.- I by tlnir
.,s' t), y wish t!:e"i Cod sp-eti.
q,,f:s mail"' to r::f--U 'he parasols
. f.,.. ;, ,, ., ,.j,;f i;, ..,,:i, roes. or
, ,v;,, j-i-i!'i . i ; . i ::-rss. am
, to be '".'.". a'd by :v'A si.ir.ids
' ,. t.::..;;.'-. br'.d.i:s.
' . . v-,.,., I'm.: tic bride r.T.do a
,p j ;, rt l';,,' i the o:'.l;u:'i-y prae:itP
p.j!,. .Vs In u"ceie her
: nr." of leralds,
lac satin i mliroid
!:! f.-ar liri'lc
lliepire dresses of
pretty Pri.b's own
i-iilln c'liiiroideroil
u.-
il 1.:--ill
ill !!'
ere 1 V. Ii'l ". .'.il 'I;
maids, w , wer
Pine :ofi silk. Ti;
d -e-s xvi.s of ivory
wii h
, di-.i iiavlri: sli 'ves and
tu.-kcl chiffon. r.t'ooUljU
Kavile.
A'ocliy I" Suiiinirr Mnfli.
A f'-w muffs haw been made for
w.-iKi'tp, P match the parasols
iri..ii'.: .I v illi fi'u i. a n-5 pa , or made
i,i pink cl:ifi'."i with i'".-'s. They do
very well 1',,.' Prin.'s-.iald-. 'I'lierc are
a ..o.l i-.i-.ny fanlas'.ie ideas for wed
i1Iiil:s iu-; m 'v. i:m! 'ii" "f these Is a
!nrv," i-:i sii.-t . 1 oh. ml whi.-'.i the blh'o
ami l-ri.'ie;:roo:ii s ai.d to r- coive tlioir
fri-ml-. 'I'I'.o handle stands l over
tiieir h.'uis. am! the basket Is lilled
vvi'h tinv Po-.l.p'i ts. (Viii. ii are scattered
am.-ic: the ;:U' sts when the bride and
bri.e v.".-.!. io have h'.'l and eoafotti or
silver lior--sines have b-cii su'.lieientiy
w-ll ciic'.'.aic I by tke'.r Iio :n'.:i '"-'.v
Wish ll.t lll SOlli-P' - d.
Tim Mrrve Srltrmr.
Iii n'.ak.n -: a new sioco or Ir. l'i'In.T
in:; an old one down to date thoro is
out pqioiMl f-h-nie. The fuiiless whii-ll
appears :n th" elbow and hi low i
eillnr pleated in c-'.' rllirred from tho
shoulder nearly io the eP.-w. As to thu
cuff... ii:-o v.-hi'.-li this full..- is cau-jhf,
lliiuo are two s'.ylcs; fii.e.-r a broad,
narrow cuff, or a .'"; ami ireii.emioi'.s
tlarlm; die, rca.-hli-r. to the ci
Low. This holt's v..j!:.l for coats and
coat suits ci-pi'i hilly. I'o' fh'.rt waist
suits tin- narrow c.ii'i Is noUiin,-: llUe t-0
broad.
I'ulnly ri-rfiimli-c.
A thumb nail sise bai; of one's favor.
Ite p.eii'.me p-owder in put by niauy
lir.make.'s if. the t-lreves of aii their
boih.es, ii::,!'; the shields. Tills is a
dainty way of usiii!; porfiuno, Wottin.i;
tii hi:.;".' in i-o'.i!'-'i!o and ili'itwlii-j if
over the ycbrev.H is harmless and
npvo'.b'.e p.ivhle.- haviliv! a most sooth
in-., cffcc'i.
'I he blouse cl.'o. t iil 111 ' fro.lt of all
jackets i.-jiiii a n ilh' i xa-.;i 'tat' d.
The most stylish bullous used for
th- I-.-..I.I- of shin waisis this s'.ason
are very larvc.
o-'o iiiany iniors :ire fashionable this
year that otv mi;;ht aluto-t say every
cnli-r i-i in vo.aue.
Th knee 1. nph coat is tlie sniartent
f..r ail coat, and skirt suits, whether of
Pnon. s:lk or woe!.
I 'ro:-s SI iicil baud:; of Ulilll.V Ooloi'Cll
silk v;iv siyie io many swauger blilU
mer iiml ii' iind shirt waisis.
lan e wraps of all kinds are consid
er.'. 1 smart and evi u i Id lace fduiwls
ate bcins Lr.iu.v:ht out a;-:ain to bo
W.'l'll.
one of r.n newo.i m nl. -Is for fmlar.l
sluri will. i suits has a shirred yoke
fi r tl..' I'pne; on'! tf Ih" wa.st. as well
as for the shirt.
A i iilli.ries' .'iii kct ,s not culy nitt'h
cooler to: siimme;-. Pin diiplays to ad
v antiine ih" very s:.i:t: t collars and
tics Wei li ti.is Sl'ilSOi..
A touch of while is i.oticcd In all
tii;ij'.ii.ii,';c. put on ill pip.n",:, or bi3S
'!''.-. net ofM u s-tnv.sh!. but in curvoU
cli.'cl, or v. iih scilPip, d iipre...
Tu'le Pal i are l iin h smarter than
chiffon one; at prc-ei'l. Those of
P'aoii, of rovv alii r row of the finest
plcallii'-'s of tulle, are very svaRpr.
A l.ivoiil,-. sit eve lor pi'.vm: of lliin
mat 'rial tils clost, almost In the wrist,
ami then has two wide rubles of tho
sun- m:, tdi.il filed with ribPou in
:-llk.
Wliile short skirts are the rule for
the plain tailor trnwu tiny are not
cdislderi d cum ct for the more elabor
ate cjsiuiiies of cloth or funcy ma
t,tiiQl, bU(,b '.v vi-lufi sl' t'tituiUiei - '